WPI Nano Life Science Institute, Kanazawa University

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Research Highlights

Controlling ion recognition in reactive host–guest systems

Journal of the American Chemical Society
September 2, 2019
Mechanism of scorpion toxin inhibition of K⁺ channel elucidated using high-speed AFM

Science Advances
July 3, 2019
Review emphasizes the power of simple physical models for complex protein machines

Journal of the Royal Society Interface
June 19, 2019

Application

Bio-AFM Summer School

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Bio-SPM Collaborative Research

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Visiting Fellows Program

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Information

November 19-212019
Workshop

Joint UBI-NanoLSI workshop “TRENDS IN MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS OF LIVING CELLS” on November 19-21

Venue: G15 Conference Room, Natural Science and Technology Library Hall, Kanazawa University
16:00-17:00November 262019
NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Torque transmission mechanism of supercoiled bacterial flagellar hook revealed by cryo-EM” will be held on November 26

Speaker: Dr. Shin-Ichi AIZAWA（Prefectural University of Hiroshima)
17:00-18:30December 22019
SEMINAR

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Torque transmission mechanism of supercoiled bacterial flagellar hook revealed by cryo-EM” will be held on November 26

Speaker: Prof. Tak W. Mak

News & Topics

NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Chromosome Structure & Dynamics” was held (11/14)
Nov 18 2019
NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Chiromorphology” was held (11/12)
Nov 13 2019
NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar was held (11/5)
Nov 06 2019
NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Dynamic Constitutional Frameworks – new tools for exploring biorecognition” was held
Oct 16 2019
Press Release

Controlling ion recognition in reactive host–guest systems
Oct 09 2019
NanoLSI Open Seminar

NanoLSI Open Seminar “Nanoscale probing and visualization of ion channels structural dynamics” was held
Sep 18 2019

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